[zeromq-dev] What pattern of ZeroMQ best to use for Relay server scenario?
Bách Hoàng Nguyễn
hoangbach.bk at gmail.com
Mon Apr 1 08:09:01 CEST 2019
For now, only "SERVER" and "CLIENT" socket types is fit to your question. "SERVER" socket give you routing id, which identify client id.
But SERVER and CLIENT still in draft api.
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> On Mar 31, 2019, at 10:23 PM, giedrius.lukosevicius at advantes.tech wrote:
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> What pattern of ZeroMQ best to use for Relay server scenario?
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> Problem solving:
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> 1. There are many requestors/clients ( A,B,C )
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> 2. There are many external servers workers ( X,Y,Z )
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> 3. Need to set Relay server to serve requests from clients, forward it to specific worker (e.g. A->X,B->Y,C->Z), get respose from worker and forward it back to requestor/client.
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> 4. Relay server autorizes clients and then knows which server needs to send request by it's name.
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> My first impression was Marjodomo pattern , but not sure how to identify and keep track on specific worker..
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> Please suggest!
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